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Preveza to Parga distance, location, road map and direction
Preveza is located in Greece
at the longitude of 20.75 and latitude of 38.96. Parga is located in Greece
at the longitude of 20.4 and latitude of 39.29.
- Driving Distance : 60 KM and 105 meters / 37.3 miles.
- Straight Line Distance : 47 KM and 300 meters / 29.4 miles.
- Travel time : 1 hours and 10 minutes.
- Direction and bearing : North West side, 320 degree.
Distance between Preveza and Parga
The total straight line distance between Preveza and Parga is 47 KM
(kilometers) and 300 meters. The miles based distance from Preveza to Parga is 29.4
miles. This is a straight line distance and so most of the time the actual travel distance between Preveza and Parga may be higher or vary due to curvature of the road.
The driving distance or the travel distance between Preveza to Parga is 60 KM and 105 meters. The mile based, road distance between these two travel point is 37.3 miles.
Time Difference between Preveza and Parga
The sun rise time difference or the actual time difference between Preveza and Parga is 0 hours, 1 minutes and 24 seconds
Preveza and Parga time calculation is based on UTC time of the particular city. It may vary from country standard time, local time etc.
Preveza To Parga travel time
Preveza is located around 47 KM away from Parga so if you travel at the consistent speed of 50 KM per hour you can reach Parga in 1 hours and 10 minutes. Your Parga travel time may vary due to your bus speed, train speed or depending upon the vehicle you use.
Midway point between Preveza To Parga
Mid way point or halfway place is a center point between source and destination location. The mid way point between Preveza and Parga is situated at the latitude of 39._PHONE_ and the longitude of 20.576499919904. If you need refreshment you can stop around this midway place, after checking the safety,feasibility, etc.
Preveza To Parga road map
Parga is located nearly North West
side to Preveza. The bearing degree from Preveza To Parga is 320 ° degree
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The definition of a mime is a performer who expresses himself using body movements and no words.(noun)
An example of a mime is the French actor Marcel Marceau's character Bip the Clown.
Mime is defined as to perform using only body movements and no words.(verb)
An example of mime is crouching down while putting your hands on all four sides and on top of you, as if you're trapped in a box.
See mime in Webster's New World College Dictionary
Origin: L mimus < Gr mimos, imitator, actor
See mime in American Heritage Dictionary 4
Origin: Latin mīmus
Origin:, from Greek mīmos.
Origin: M(ultipurpose) I(nternet) M(ail) E(xtensions).
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HowTo: Convert metadata from GXplorer 6.0 to GXquery 4.0 Upgrade 6
Unofficial Content
This document attempts to explain all the things to take into account if you want to convert a GXplorer6.0 metadata to a GXquery 4.0 Upgrade 6 metadata.
What things should I know before converting the metadata?
There are a few things to take into account before even think to convert a whole metadata from GXplorer 6.0 to a GXquery 4.0 Upgrade 6. The most important one is knowing how GXquery works (for more information, please refer to GXquery course ) and having a GXquery 4.0 Upgrade 6 installation.
Another important thing you have to know that this conversion involves a change of paradigm, GXplorer 6.0 uses the OLAP paradigm and GXquery 4.0 uses Attribute paradigm. So the consequences of converting a metadata imply changes or lost, of concepts.
The following concepts are changed when the conversion is done:
 - A partitioned measure is converted to N differents attributes on differents fact tables and without any relationship between them. Now the user will have to choose very carefully the table to navigate to make an effective Query.
 - At GXplorer 6.0 a dimension has an Id and a description attribures, that are considered just one thing. In GXquery 4.0 this is considered as two differents attributes.
 - If the dimension Id has more than one attribute, they will be considered as different attributes without any special relationship between them.
 - Filters at GXplorer 6.0 are defined for a measure or for a dimension. In GXquery those filters will be applied to some of the attributes of the measure or the dimension.
The following concepts are lost when the conversion is done because they are not supported in GXquery:
 - Filters of the following type: Ranking, Minimum and Maximum.
 - Aggregation restrictions (none, partially or totally).
 - Measures defined as a Count formula in GXplorer Manager.
How can I make the metadata conversion?
GXquery 4.0 Upgrade 6 provides a tool to convert a GXplorer 6.0 metadata easily to a GXquery 4.0 metadata.
This tool is called MetadataConverter and we can execute it by running (as administrator) the Artech.GXquery.Converter.exe application located in the Metadata Converter folder at the GXquery 4.0 installation folder.
Step By Step
Step 1: Open the metadata converter and select the GXplorer 6.0 catalog.
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Step 2: Select the destination folder and start the conversion.
GXplorer conversion 2
Obs: by selecting Advanced the following window will be open, and we have the option to set the server or credentials for SQL Server (the tool needs a SQL Server to create a temporary Knowledge Base as part of the conversion process).
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Also, we can follow the status of the conversion progress and get the conversion log.
Step 3: Done!
The conversion process it's done. As a result, we have now an.export file ready to be imported to GXquery 4.0 Upgrade 6 installation. For more information about how this step it's done, please refer to HowTo: Creating a GXquery metadata in GXquery.


How to Examine Events
How to Examine Events
To examine the events that a cell in the main grid summarizes:

1.Click a cell in the main grid to open the Events list. For each event, the list gives details about what happened to cause the event.
2.Optionally, double-click an event in the list to view a history of the vehicle, including the time when the event occurred.


What Is The Hardest Grade Of A Pencil?
What does 2 HB mean on a pencil?
These pencils are soft.
H stands for "hard".
F stands for "firm"..
Do Number 1 pencils exist?
Are No 2 pencils HB?
What is the best HB pencil?
What Are the Best Pencils for Students?Dixon Ticonderoga Wood-Cased #4 Extra Hard Pencils, Box of 12. … Viarco Desenho 250 Pencil — H. … Palomino Blackwing 602 Pencils, 12-Pack. … Staedtler Mars Lumograph Graphite Pencil Set, Set of 12. … Faber-Castell 9000 Graphite Sketch Pencil Set, Set of 12.More items…•
Which lead is darker HB or 2b?
What is the hardness scale for pencils?
The 'H' stands for hardness, the 'B' stands for blackness, and HB is for hard and black pencils. The hardest is a 10H, followed by 9H, 8H, 7H, 6H, 5H, 4H, 3H, 2H, and H. F is the middle of the hardness scale; then comes HB, B, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B, 7B, 8B, and 9B, which is the softest.
Which is darker H or HB?
Which HB pencil is the darkest?
Did pencils ever have lead?
Despite the name, they have never been made of lead. … Lead pencils contain graphite (a form of carbon), not lead. In fact, contrary to what many people believe, lead pencils never were made with lead. The ancient Romans used a writing device called a stylus.
Which is softer HB or 2b?
Which is darker 2b or 4b?
Which is thicker.5 or.7 lead?
If it's for school writing, use 0.5mm or 0.7mm leads, depending on which you prefer. The 0.7mm leads are thicker, which is better for people who tend to press hard on the pencil when writing. For drawing,use 0.5mm leads, because they're more precise than the 0.7mm leads.
Why is a carpenter's pencil flat?
A carpenter pencil (carpentry pencil, carpenter's pencil) is a pencil that has a body with a rectangular or elliptical cross-section to prevent it from rolling away. Carpenter pencils are easier to grip than standard pencils, because they have a larger surface area. … The flat pencil is one of the oldest pencil types.
Is No 2 pencil same as 2b?
What is the easiest pencil to erase?
How many grades of pencils are there?
The first thing to know is that there are two pencil grading scales: the American system that goes from #1 to #4, and the international system that goes from 10B to 10H.


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Learn how to say Erector correctly in English with this tutorial pronunciation video.
Oxford dictionary definition of the word erector:
a person or thing that erects something.
a muscle which maintains an erect state of a part of the body or an erect posture of the body:
a spinal erector
(Erector) North American trademark a construction toy consisting of components for making model buildings and vehicles:
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Energy pulsing
You can configure the meter's energy pulsing LED or digital output for energy pulsing applications.
When the LED is set to energy pulsing, the meter sends a readable pulse or signal based on the measured energy. This pulse can be used for accuracy verification or as an input to another energy monitoring system. You must calculate your pulse values as either pulses per kWh or as kWh per pulse, as defined by your meter, and set the energy value as delivered or received active, reactive, or apparent energy.
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Sales and Use Tax Calculation feature
The result is that you can use the KampData TaxEngine to calculate tax outside of Microsoft Dynamics GP with no additional tax setup required.
Call the DocCalculateTax method to calculate or re-calculate the tax. When this method is called, tax detail records will be created in the Transaction Tax table. When an order is created outside of Dynamics and subsequently imported into Dynamics, Tax Detail records should be created in the appropriate Dynamics transaction tax table. For SOP this table is the Sales Taxes Work And History table. The following tax detail data can be retrieved from the Transaction Tax table or by using the KampData TaxEngine methods and properties such as the following:
- DetailTaxDetailID property
- DetailAccountIndex property
- DetailTaxedAmount property
- DetailTaxAmount property
The document tax details can be retrieved as an ArrayList using the DocTaxDetails method. Alternately you can step through the tax details one by one using DocTaxDetail method. The number of tax details available to step through can be retrieved using the DocTaxDetailsCount method.


Swiss Company Turns Your Loved One's Ashes Into A Beautiful Diamond
November 8, 2014
When your time on Earth is over, how will you be honored? A new trend has people skipping out on the traditional burial funeral for something a little more glamorous - turning into a diamond.
turning ashes of loved ones into diamonds
A finished diamond. The color comes from the amount of boron in the ashes / algordanza
Swiss company, Algordanza, provides a service where the cremated remains of a loved one convert into a diamond. The diamond can then be used in jewelry or kept in a collection.
"A Memorial Diamond symbolizes love, loyalty and respect for loved ones who have passed away," Algordanza says on their website. "The process of creating a diamond funeral has generated a completely new way of saying goodbye to our beloved deceased - one that is modern, full of promise and filled with peace."
So how do they do it?
First, the carbon is extracted from the cremated remains. The human body is about 18% carbon, and about 2% of that remains after the cremation process. This is the carbon Algodanza uses to make their diamonds, and filters out of the other materials via a chemical process. The carbon is heated and turned into graphite, the material found in pencils.
The graphite is heated to 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit and subjected to as many as 870,000 pounds of pressure per square inch. The result of this process, which mimics a process deep in the Earth, is a diamond that ranges from white to dark blue in color. The color variation depends on the amount of Boron in the ashes.
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The diamond is then cut and polished.
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Turning a loved one's ashes into a diamond is not a cheap process, but it's comparable with the cost of an average funeral. This process will set you back about $4,500.
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Grade 9 and 10 math is a large leap from elementary school math, especially for those who scored 75% or lower. Many new math concepts are introduced, such as linear equations, quadratics and geometry.
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The major concern for math is that it is cumulative. Each math grade level is a building block to the next, and without a strong knowledge of previous math concepts, students will struggle. For example, math tests often check for understanding of previous math concepts in most steps of the questions asked.
At QEA, we focus on building the student's math foundations for their long term success. Since QEA is an inspected school under the Ministry of Education, we have in-depth knowledge of the math curriculum and how each math building block leads to the next. Through easy-to-understand lessons and step-by-step explanations, most of our students progress well in math and develop a passion for it.
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Definition of jar :
1. A deep, broadmouthed vessel of earthenware or glass, for holding fruit, preserves, etc., or for ornamental purposes; as, a jar of honey; a rose jar.
2. A rattling, tremulous vibration or shock; a shake; a harsh sound; a discord; as, the jar of a train; the jar of harsh sounds.
3. A regular vibration, as of a pendulum.
4. A turn. [ Only in phrase.]
5. Clash of interest or opinions; collision; discord; debate; slight disagreement.
6. In deep well boring, a device resembling two long chain links, for connecting a percussion drill to the rod or rope which works it, so that the drill is driven down by impact and is jerked loose when jammed.
7. The measure of what is contained in a jar; as, a jar of oil; a jar of preserves.
8. To act in opposition or disagreement; to clash; to interfere; to quarrel; to dispute.
9. To cause a short, tremulous motion of, to cause to tremble, as by a sudden shock or blow; to shake; to shock; as, to jar the earth; to jar one's faith.
10. To give forth a rudely quivering or tremulous sound; to sound harshly or discordantly; as, the notes jarred on my ears.
11. To tick; to beat; to mark or tell off.
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agitate (part of speech: verb)
container (part of speech: noun)
suitcase, container, bladder, purse, locker, pocket, drum, bottle, bucket, tray, holder, shelf, crate, bowl, stomach, vault, box, trunk, wallet, repository, cup, receptacle, bin, tank, can, cabinet, chest, storage, flask, belly, jug, reservoir, sack, pouch, pot, cupboard, drawer, decanter, bag, closet, barrel, case, ladle, vat, basket, cask
displease (part of speech: verb)
bottle (part of speech: noun)
- This was what made the jar and crash. - "The Young Forester", Zane Grey.
- As soon as it is nicely picked, put it into a jar, and cover it down very close. - "A Poetical Cook-Book", Maria J. Moss.
- He peered through this at the lamp and put the jar back. - "O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1921", Various.


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Experience the great outdoors at Touch of Nature's Green Dawgs' Day
CARBONDALE, Ill. — What better way to celebrate spring than immersing yourself in one of Southern Illinois' most beautiful places?
Southern Illinois University Carbondale's Touch of Nature Environmental Center is hosting Green Dawgs' Day from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 8 and everyone is welcome.
The event is free and open to SIU students and the community.
Free canoeing, hiking, zip lining, rock climbing and more
Numerous special happenings are planned throughout the day. Activities include canoeing, hiking, zip lining, rock climbing and more.
In addition, representatives of various environment- and sustainability-focused campus departments, registered student organizations, and community organizations will be on hand to provide information and greet participants.
The day, sponsored with assistance from an SIU Green Fund grant, will highlight various internships and volunteer opportunities for students at SIU as well as ways to get involved in the region. It's a great chance for some professional networking, too.
Learn about wildlife conservation with Project WILD
Participants can also elect to participate in a Project WILD, wildlife-focused conservation education program taking place that day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
This conservation and environmental education program is geared toward educators of students in kindergarten through high school, but will also appeal to SIU students, organizers said.
Jenna Parks, Touch of Nature naturalist, and Linda Hauser of the U.S. Forest Service, will lead the workshop at the Indian Building in Camp II. The program explores the connections among all of nature and how to conserve and be environmentally conscious and responsible.
Register in advance for the Project WILD program online at _URL_ (select the session option "Project WILD") for $25. The fee covers course materials and books to take home.
Free transportation from campus
Free shuttle service will be offered from the SIU campus to Touch of Nature Environmental Center, located about eight miles south of Carbondale on Giant City Road.
The bus will leave from the front of the Student Center every hour beginning at 9:45 a.m. with the last run at 1:45 p.m.; there will not be an 11:45 a.m. shuttle.
Return rides will from the center back to the Student Center are scheduled every hour starting at 10:30 a.m. with the last return bus at 3:45 p.m.; there won't be an 11:30 a.m. bus.
No signup required
Although pre-registration is required for the optional Project WILD program, no advance signup is required for Green Dawgs' Days. Participants may come any time that day and enjoy the fun.

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Thixotropic Index (TI)
Definition - What does Thixotropic Index (TI) mean?
This is a ratio between the slow speed viscosity to the high speed viscosity of a non-Newtonian body. It is obtained from dividing the viscosity number at low speed by the viscosity number at high speed of a given fluid. It therefore defines how well the fluid will hang or resist sagging under gravity.
It is used to indicate the ability of a paint or coating to hold shape-stiff and non-sagging when rebuilding; aids in choosing an epoxy in accordance to the application, dispense method and viscosity of a material.
Corrosionpedia explains Thixotropic Index (TI)
Non-Newtonian fluids are known to have a low viscosity when stirred at high speed and high viscosity at low speeds. In these fluids, the energy required to move then is not directly equal to the speed applied. At rest, the fluid will not flow, but when subjected to shear or pressure, it flows easily as the agitation increase. A fluid is thixotropic when the apparent viscosity is recovered when the shearing is removed; the recovery is time-dependent—viscosity decreases gradually with time.
The thixotropic index is obtained by measuring the viscosity of a fluid at room or ambient temperature. The viscometer is used to measure the viscosity at two speeds (one is a multiple or a factor of 10 of the other). From the viscosity results, the product is obtained by dividing the viscosity at lowest speed by the viscosity at the highest speed.
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Siebel Advisor Administration Guide > Working with Advisor Project Files > About the Advisor Project Files >
Advisor Project Structure
The organization in which Advisor presents the project objects reflects the organization of the associated application.
Project objects that define the overall appearance and functionality of the application are considered application-level objects. These application-level objects include the Application UI Definition file and a contents list table.
The application presents information related to one or more categories. Advisor groups all of the project objects related to a single category into a pageset.
Within each pageset, the project objects are organized into two categories: data objects and interface objects. Each data object is further classified as a feature data object or a configuration data object. The feature data and configuration data objects are Feature tables and Configuration tables respectively. The interface objects within a pageset are the Pageset UI Definition file and the Pageset UI Registry file.
Every pageset in an application, at a minimum, contains the following items:
- A Pageset UI Definition file (oc_default_ui.htm)
- A Pageset UI Registry file (pCar_i.htm)
- At least one Configuration table
- One or more Feature tables
- One or more display pages


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In this lesson you can learn how to calculate CAGR in Excel.
CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) is year-of-year average growth rate over a period of time. Calculating CAGR you can check how much do you earn annualy with your investments.
To calculate CAGR you can use that formula:
= ((FV/PV)^(1/n)) - 1
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A Project 705 class submarine
The Project 705 (or Alfa-class) was a type of military submarine used in the mirror universe on Earth during that planet's 20th century. (ENT: "In a Mirror, Darkly")
Although not mentioned by name, the Project 705 submarine (pictured, right) appeared in the opening credits, indicating the craft was manufactured and used in that universe. It was reused footage from the film The Hunt for Red October.
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Top 10 firefighter statistics
If you're interested in starting a career in firefighting, or if you are already employed in that field, you might be interested in reviewing the top ten firefighter statistics. Although firefighting can be dangerous and the hours are long and erratic, it's one of the most rewarding careers you can choose. By becoming either a career firefighter or a volunteer, you're making a valuable contribution to your community and to society at large.
The top ten firefighter statistics as compiled by the National Fire Protection Association:
 1. The estimated number of firefighters working in the U.S. is 1,148,100. Of that number, 335,950 are career firefighters and 812,150 are volunteers.
 2. Firefighter statistics categorized by age group: Age 16-19 (3%), Age 20-29 (21%), Age 30-39 (28%), Age 40-49 (26%), Age 50-59 (16%), Age 60 and over (6%)
 3. Firefighter statistics for average firefighter salary as of 2009: $47,270 (according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics).
 4. The total number of firefighter responses was 26,534,500, reflecting an increase of 5.1% over 2008.
 5. Medical assistance was the number one reason for firefighter response at 17,104,000. That figure reflects an increase of 8.5% over 2008.
 6. The second highest reason for firefighter response was false alarms at 2,177,000. That figure was down 2.9% over the previous year.
 7. The total number of firefighter responses due to fire was 1,348,500, reflecting a decrease of 7.1% from the previous year.
 8. Seventy-three percent of career firefighters are working in communities with a population of 25,000 or more. This firefighter statistic reflects the fact that the population density is relational to the number of firefighters needed to protect the community.
 9. Ninety-five percent of volunteer firefighters are in working at fire departments that protect a population of less than 25,000. More than 50% of volunteers are located in small, rural departments that protect a population of less than 2,500.
 10. There were 1,348,500 building structure fires in 2009. Of those fires, an estimated property loss of $12,531 was reported. The total number of deaths in building structure fires for 2009 was 3,010. The number of injuries reported was 17,050.
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There are 30,165 fire departments in the U.S.
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Purpose: The use of medical scribes has emerged as a strategy to increase clinic workflow efficiency and reduce physician burnout. While oncology clinics may be ideally suited to scribe integration because of the high burden of documentation, oncology-specific scribe research has been limited. The objective of this study was to determine the effect of scribe integration on clinic workflow efficiency and physician satisfaction and quality of life in outpatient oncology clinics.
Methods: We conducted a retrospective, concurrent qualitative and quantitative analysis of patient visit durations and survey data for 129 attending physicians affiliated with an academic hospital's cancer center between January 2017 and January 2019. Thirty-three physicians were paired with scribes in each physician's individual clinic or clinics.
Results: In terms of clinic efficiency, physicians with scribes had a 12.1% decrease in their overall average patient visit duration compared with their own time before receiving a scribe (P <.0001) and spent significantly less time completing charts at the end of the day (P =.04). Compared with their peers, oncologists with scribes showed a 10%-20% decrease in the duration of all patient visits. Scribes also contributed to patient care, as shown by 90% of physicians surveyed who strongly agreed that they spent less time at the computer and more time with patients; 100% of physicians surveyed strongly agreed that scribes improved their quality of life.
Conclusion: The integration of medical scribes into oncology clinics across several oncologic disciplines has the potential to reduce burnout through increasing physician satisfaction and quality of life, improving patient care, and streamlining clinic workflow.


weight the individual stacks of sliced, salted eggplant. Very often I use a cutting board with some cans on top of it for weight.
After about an hour, I pull the weight, remove the eggplant slices to a bowl, clean up the water on the counter, rinse the eggplant slices very well and dry them. They are now ready to use in whatever recipe I am using at the time.
This process removes the greater portion of the free water and compresses the eggplant to a bit less than half the original thickness.
Up until I learned this technique, we considered eggplant as somewhere at the bottom of the desirable vegetable list. After learning and using it, my eggplant went from being chunks of mush to chunks with texture, improving the esteem in which it was held tremendously.
If you can find it in a restaurant, order eggplant parmigiana and ask your waiter if the eggplant is pressed. The difference between pressed (meaning salted and pressed) and unpressed eggplant in this dish is pronounced and very noticeable.
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Garden Organic to Open New Demonstration Garden
Published on June 29th 2021
Garden Organic is to open a new demonstration garden to inspire the nation to grow flowers, fruit and vegetables in a sustainable, eco-friendly manner.
The environmentally friendly demonstration garden has been created on the part of the former 22-acre Ryton Organic Gardens in Coventry, which were sold to Coventry University in 2019 and closed to the public. Garden Organic leased a smaller plot in a bid to spread the word about organic growing, with the garden now scheduled to open on 9th July after a delay due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
In addition to demonstrating practices and principles of organic gardening, the demonstration garden will help visitors deal with climate change challenges such as drought and flooding.
Pictured: Emma O'Neill, Head Gardener at Garden Organic | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
Garden Organic head gardener Emma O'Neill told Candide: "There has been a massive uptake in organic gardening. People want to know where their food has come from, and by growing your own organically, you know exactly what has gone into the soil while crops taste better.
"We will be demonstrating how best to look after the soil, showing comparisons of areas with no-dig and dug beds to see what works best, with demonstrations and trials of different mulches. Composting is a big focus at the garden, along with water-saving, enhancing biodiversity, increasing wildlife, companion planting and crop rotation techniques," Emma added.
Potager area has 4 large beds used for crop rotation. Squash, courgette and sweetcorn are shown | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
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Garden Organic's demonstration garden will be split into three areas: a kitchen garden, floral garden and main working area. Featuring a four-bed crop rotation system, the kitchen garden showcases unusual and endangered vegetable varieties preserved by Garden Organic's Heritage Seed Library.
Highlights include the Freer's Mummy Pea, rumoured to have come from the tomb of Tutankhamun, as well as Black Valentine, a dwarf French bean that was first recorded in 1897 and is cultivated at Highgrove. In addition, visitors will be able to see more than 16 types of comfrey – a plant that's ideal for making nutrient-rich organic liquid fertiliser.
Companion planting will be a key theme, focusing on how to attract a range of natural pest predators into gardens, such as ladybirds, lacewings and predatory wasps. Emma explained: "Organic gardening is about not using any pesticides or chemicals, so you need to attract beneficial insects that act as the gardener's friend. This is achieved by growing as many different varieties of plants as possible to create a more diverse garden."
With more people growing edibles in tiny gardens or living in rented accommodation, the area features a container garden and raised beds to help gardeners with limited space to grow their own.
Pictured: The gardens comfrey collection in the container garden | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
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Pictured: HSL varieties Bronze Arrow (purple) and Burpees Iceberg | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
Comprising three large beds, the floral garden will introduce gardeners to flowers suitable for hot, dry, damp and shady conditions. Displays of plants for dry environments include Hydrangea macrophylla 'Dr Jean Varnier', Achillea 'Red Velvet' and Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead'. For visitors with poorly drained soil, recommendations include Persicaria affinis 'Superba', which provides year-round colour, and Alchemilla mollis.
Those keen to embrace organics can take inspiration from plants to attract pollinators, such as Tetrapanax papyrifer, the Chinese rice-paper plant, which is a magnet for bees, along with the coneflowers Helenium 'Wyndley' and Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm'. Other pollinator-friendly stars include Imperata cylindrica 'Red Baron', which features vibrant red spikes.
Pictured: Rudbeckia | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
Pictured: The garden alitex next to the veg patch | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
A pond area can also be found at the demonstration garden | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
The garden, which Viridian Nutrition has supported, will be home to a display of 30 alpines dedicated to Garden Organic founder Lawrence Hills – a specialist alpine grower who created displays at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. A pond area will feature, too, demonstrating how even a small pool of water can enhance biodiversity in gardens.
Visitors will also be able to explore Garden Organic's working areas such as its glasshouse and polytunnel, home to fast-growing crops such as radish, lettuce and spring onions. Masterclasses set to be delivered will encompass topics such as gardening for biodiversity, seed saving and climate-change gardening.
To enable social distancing, visits to the demonstration garden will be via pre-booked tours and courses only. Visit _URL_ for information.
Pictured: A bug hotel at Ryton Gardens | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
Pictured: Garden vegetables being hardened off in a cold frame | Copyright | Shaun Fellows Shine Pix Ltd
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Shrouded Daggers is a skill located in the Dual Wield (which can be found in the Weapon skill tree). Shrouded Daggers is a morph of Hidden Blade
Shrouded Daggers deals the following types of damage: Physical Damage. Which means that it gets buffed by the following blue champion point trees: Master at Arms, Mighty, Piercing, Precise Strikes. Also the following red champion point trees protect against this skill: Hardy, Iron Clad.


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This article will show you:
- How to import Polar data into CoachMePlus.
You need this because:
- You want to learn how to import Polar data to a CoachMePlus user.
- You want to centralize all of your devices into a single platform.
- You want to save time and spend more time with your athletes by inputting all data into one system and generate reports instantaneously.
Importing Polar Data into CoachMePlus:
This article will demonstrate how to import your Polar data to the CoachMePlus system.
Here is a sample Polar spreadsheet:
The boxed area is where you will find the Unique Polar Identifier/Alias. The data contains the Athlete's Full Name and the dates of the information collected. To learn how to add an Polar user, click here.
Here is the required Polar date format for import into CoachMePlus:
Step One: On the homepage, click on Data Tools => Devices => Polar => Import on the menu on the lefthand side. For this example, we will import Polar Team 3 (Pro).
Step Two: You will be brought to a the Import Tool to start your import. Choose the file you would like to import by clicking on the Upload File button.
Step Three: Select the file you would like to import to the system. After you have selected the file, click Open.
Step Four: The file will appear on the page ready for you to save.
Step Five: You will then be brought to the Import Template page. Select Next.
Step Six: Confirm your athletes and select Import.
Step Seven: Your new session will now be imported into the system. A confirmation will appear for your import.


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What is a Well Fed Ohana?
A Well Fed Ohana (family) eats from the aina (living earth) they have been given to malama (nurture/take care of).
This roots us in the life of the land and gives us physical vitality and spiritual connection with the Creator and the creation.
A Well Fed Ohana fears not
When the price of food goes up or becomes scarce or even cut-off by natural and human disasters the Well Fed Ohana can feed itself. This is the essence of Food Sovereignity.
Eating a diet based on the food grown by Hawaiian's for centuries preserves the health of the ohana. Studies have shown that this diet reduces such diseases as diabetes, stroke and heart attack.
A Well Fed Ohana eats from the aina
Food that an ohana plants, tends , harvests and eats connects us to the living earth, the aina.
This is not farming for the community - the role of the mahi'ai - it is growing with and for the ohana - yet when many ohana's grow their own food they naturally share from the abundance that springs from the aina and this strengthens the whole community.


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UV-Vis Frequently Asked Questions - Relative Diffuse Reflectance
What is relative diffuse reflectance?
Relative diffuse reflectance is measured by using an integrating sphere to measure the diffuse reflected light with specular reflected light excluded, as shown in the top diagram. This is used to measure samples with a rough surface, such as paper. The picture at bottom left shows an integrating sphere attachment used to measure relative diffuse reflectance. When using an integrating sphere, a material such as barium sulfate or specialized fluorine-based polymer is used as the reference plate (sometimes referred to as a white reference plate).
Attach a barium sulfate or other white reference plate at position (1) in the integrating sphere shown here. Perform baseline correction. The sample beam shines on the white reference plate.
Remove the white reference plate from position (1) and place the measurement sample in its place. Measure the sample to obtain the diffuse reflectance. Specular reflected light is reflected out of the integrating sphere via the sample beam inlet port and, therefore, is not detected.


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ROCHDALE Fire Station is 70 years old this month - and to celebrate, the Greater Manchester Fire Service museum, which is based there, will be throwing open its doors on Saturday.
The museum, which, coincidentally, is celebrating its 20th anniversary, is normally only open for specially-arranged visits. But that will all change on Saturday when visitors will be able to see some of the historic exhibits, including water hoses, a mini fire engine, an engine from 1741, helmets and safety gear, as well as modern emergency vehicles.
For the first 30 years of the 20th century Rochdale Fire Brigade shared premises with the Borough Police Force in Alfred Street, near where the bus station is now. But by 1933, the brigade needed a bigger and better home and so the decision was made to build a new fire station in Maclure Road at a cost of £27,000.
Next to the station 32 houses were built to accommodate fire crews and their families. Those houses are now privately owned.
Fire Brigade museum officer Bob Bonner said: "Officers used to be based in residence and were alerted to fires at all hours by lights and alarms and they would be straight out."
The museum opened in 1983 to pay tribute to the commitment of past firefighters and to preserve historic artefacts.
Today, there are twice as many exhibits as when it first opened and the eight volunteers are pleased with what it has to offer.
Mr Bonner said: "Some of the things that we have managed to preserve are an insight into past firefighting methods.
"We have a fireman's pole. Even though this station got rid of its pole years ago, we managed to get one from another station. It is probably the biggest thing people associate with a station."
Also on show are 'fire grenades' - glass cylinders filled with water that were thrown at fires before the days of pumps and hoses. But the pride of the museum is a 125ft turntable ladder that was used to tackle mill fires. "There have been a lot of changes in the demands of a firefighter over the years in that they don't have the big old mills to attend to, and so big ladders like this aren't needed as much.
"We have had to adapt to modern buildings and, also, there is a rescue part now. Officers these days will attend to more car crashes in their career than actual fires."
Saturday's open day will start at 10am and goes on until 4pm. Call 900161 for details.


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In this paper, a study of optical delay lines based on soliton propagation in coupled resonator optical waveguides is performed. For a given bit rate and required delay, design equations are given that relate the soliton peak power and collision period to the soliton width. To study the influence of higher order linear and nonlinear dispersion, a continuous wave propagation model incorporating these effects is also derived. Using this model, the soliton stability in the presence of higher order dispersion, optical loss and adjacent soliton pulses is numerically verified. It is also shown that soliton-based delay lines can achieve nanosecond delay at a propagation length of a few millimeters due to the high slow down factors that can be obtained.


How to find metadata in word document mac
If you remove hidden content from your document, you might not be able to restore it by clicking Undo. If you want to remove hidden data and personal information from documents that you save in the OpenDocument Text. In Word, the Document Inspector displays several different Inspectors that allow you to find and remove hidden data and personal information that is specific to Word documents.
For a list of the different types of hidden data and personal information that the Document Inspector can find and remove from Word documents, review the following table. If your organization customized the Document Inspector by adding Inspector modules, you might be able to check your documents for additional types of information. For more information about the features available in Word Starter, see Word Starter feature support.
In Word Starter , Document Inspector removes only versions and annotations.
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Document properties, including information from the Summary , Statistics , and Custom tabs of the Document Properties dialog box. Text that is formatted as hidden a font effect that is available in the Font dialog box. This Inspector cannot detect text that was hidden by other methods for example, white text on a white background. This Inspector cannot detect objects that are covered by other objects. When you share an electronic copy of an Excel workbook, make sure that you review the workbook for hidden data or personal information that might be stored in the workbook itself or its document properties metadata.
The Document Inspector in Excel can help you find and remove hidden data and personal information in your workbooks. Although you can remove hidden data and personal information from workbooks you have sent to other people, if the Excel workbook has been saved as a Shared Workbook , you can't remove comments, annotations, document properties, and personal information.
To remove this information from a shared workbook, first copy and turn off the Shared Workbook feature. Document Inspector helps you find and remove hidden data and personal information in Excel workbooks. It's a good idea to use the Document Inspector before you share an electronic copy of your workbook, such as in an email attachment. We highly recommend that you use the Document Inspector on a copy of your original workbook, because it is not always possible to restore the data that the Document Inspector removes.
In Excel Click the Microsoft Office Button , click Save As , and then type a name in the File name box to save a copy of your original workbook. In the copy of your original workbook, click the Microsoft Office Button , point to Prepare , and then click Inspect Document. In the Document Inspector box, check the boxes of the types of hidden content you want to be inspected.
For more information about the individual inspectors, see What the Document Inspector finds and removes in Excel documents. Review the results of the inspection in the Document Inspector box. Click Remove All next to the inspection results for the types of hidden content you want to remove from your document.
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If you remove hidden content from your workbook, you might not be able to restore it by clicking Undo. If you remove hidden rows, columns, or worksheets that contain data, you might change the results of the calculations or formulas in your workbook. If you don't know what information the hidden rows, columns or worksheets contain, close the Document Inspector, unhide the hidden rows, columns, or worksheets, and then review their contents. This is because shared workbooks use personal information to enable different persons to collaborate on the same workbook.
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 - Unsharing isn't available in Microsoft Excel Starter To unshare, you must use the full version of Excel. If you want to remove hidden data and personal information from spreadsheets you save in the OpenDocument Spreadsheet. These are some of the items that can be the source of hidden data and personal information in your Excel workbooks:.
 This information can let other people see the names of people who worked on your workbook, comments from reviewers, and changes that were made to your workbook. Office automatically maintains the name of the person who most recently saved a workbook, the date when a document was created, and document location Excel or later versions.
 There may be additional kinds of personally identifiable information PII , such as email headers, send-for-review information, routing slips, printer properties for example, printer path and secure print passcode , and file path information for publishing Web pages. If you distribute a copy of a workbook that has hidden rows, columns, or worksheets, other people might unhide them to view the data that they contain. The names of the worksheets containing that data are then saved with the workbooks but may not be visible.
 These scenarios may contain cached or hidden data. Document Inspector displays items that it detects to help you find and remove hidden data and personal information that's specific to Excel workbooks. The table that follows lists the types of hidden data and personal information the Document Inspector can find and remove from your workbooks. Not all of the Excell features that are listed in the table are supported in Microsoft Excel Starter If your organization has added custom inspector modules to the Document Inspector, you might see additional types of information.
 In Excel Starter , Document Inspector removes only annotations. Excel or later versions Document location, when clicking Remove All , the existing document location will be cleaned up from the file. If there are hidden columns in your workbook that don't contain data and that are located between columns that do contain data, these empty hidden columns will also be detected and removed.
 If the hidden rows or columns in your workbook contain data, you might change the results of the calculations or formulas in your workbook by removing them. If you don't know what information the hidden rows or columns contain, close the Document Inspector, unhide the hidden rows or columns, and then review their contents. The Document Inspector doesn't detect shapes, charts, controls, Microsoft ActiveX objects and controls, pictures, or SmartArt graphics that might be located in hidden columns. Hidden rows or hidden columns are not removed if they are part of a table header, list header, or a Pivottable.
 These rows and columns are unhidden. If the hidden worksheets in your workbook contain data, you might change the results of the calculations or formulas in your workbook by removing them. If you don't know what information the hidden worksheets contain, close the Document Inspector, unhide the hidden worksheets, and then review their contents. The Document Inspector doesn't detect objects that are covered by other objects.
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 The Document Inspector detects the following items that might have data that isn't visible in your workbook. It can't remove these items for you because it might cause the workbook to not work properly. You can examine each item that's found and determine if you want to remove it manually or replace it with an item that doesn't have hidden data, such as a static picture. Links to data in other workbooks. The names of the worksheets that contain the data are saved with your workbook but it isn't visible there. External links include external references that are used in:.
 Embedded files such as an Office or Text document or embedded objects such as a chart or an equation that may have data that isn't visible in your workbook. Here are examples of some object types:. BI features that may have cached data that's saved with the workbook, possibly containing data that's not visible. Excel Survey questions that were created in Excel Online and saved with the workbook without being visible there.
 Scenarios that are defined with Scenario Manager and may cause cached or hidden data to be saved with the workbook. Filters that can be the cause of cached or hidden data in your workbook. The Document Inspector checks for AutoFilters and table filters that are applied to your data.
 You can look for and remove hidden information in your PowerPoint presentations by using the Document Inspector. We highly recommend that you use the Document Inspector on a copy of your original presentation, because it is not always possible to restore the data that the Document Inspector removes. Open the PowerPoint presentation that you want to inspect for hidden data and personal information.
 On the File tab, pick Save As , and then type a name in the File name box to save a copy of your original presentation.
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 In PowerPoint Click the Microsoft Office Button , click Save As , and then type a name in the File name box to save a copy of your original presentation. In the copy of your original presentation, on the File tab, pick Info. In the copy of your original presentation, click the Microsoft Office Button Office button , point to Prepare , and then click Inspect Document. Click Check for Issues , and then Inspect Document.
 For more information about the individual Inspectors, see Remove hidden data and personal information by inspecting documents, presentations, or workbooks. If you remove hidden content from your presentation, you might not be able to restore it by clicking Undo. If you


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The 2023 Bimota DB was a motorcycle manufactured by Bimota in Rimini, Italy. The First impression of Bimota DB 2023 is good. The Bimota DB is an awesome bike. The quality and attention to detail that has been given to make the DB are very impressive. The Bimota DB 2023 is as successful as Bimota's first Ducati-powered bike, it will go a long way to restoring health after the 500 Vdue disasters. DB stands for Ducati Bimota, i.e the first Bimota powered by a Ducati engine compared to, for example, the SB3 – Suzuki, Bimota, the third design.
2023 Bimota DB Design
The shape 2023 Bimota DB was unusually organic with a High profile, narrowing into a square headlight enclosed in a bezel inspired by a Ferrari Daytona's nose. The body seemed to flow from the headlight directly to the seat, closing the steering head and creating a straight line that gave the Mantra its unusual proportions. The 16-liter fuel tank was split into wings that flanked the frame, ostensibly to lower the center of gravity and provide more space for the long-distance downstream inlets raised from the 900SS while retaining a low silhouette. The electrical system was powered by a pair of 12-volt batteries wired in parallel, mounted above the front cylinder behind the oil cooler with the intake channel passing between them, as Bimota considered a single battery to be inadequate for application and two smaller units would be made easier to pack in design.
The 2023 Bimota DB was a curious signature of Bimota to run two 6-volt batteries in series to power a 12-volt system, so the Bimota DB seemed to update the strange practice. A small glove compartment was incorporated into the back of the tank in front of the seat. The clips were mounted on top of the top triple in four-inch lifts to give the required upright seating position. At the top of the cabin was an ostentatious burlwood wood control panel with an analog speedometer and tachometer surrounded by carbon fiber bowling pins. Despite the presence of only two cylinders, Lakic thought it appropriate to install four exhaust drums. A swoopy belly pan and a body-colored rear hitch completed the abbreviated bodywork, which was not wholly bare or closed, providing an insight into the mechanical operation of the machine while maintaining some protection from the wind.
2023 Bimota DB Reliability
The Bimota DB is a phenomenal handling machine and is a bit more agile and has faster steering than the Ducati 1098. It's a fickle beast to set up and is unlikely to be perfect for you from the box as the suspension needs care. Configuration to suit the weight and driving style of the rider. Once the fully adjustable ExtremeTech 2v4 rear shock absorber and 43mm Marzocchi Corse RAC forks are ready. The Bimota DB models came with Continental tires, which had no front feel or rear grip but are now equipped with Pirelli Super Corsa, which are excellent. Brembo Monobloc clamps would stop a high-speed train with sixpence, but it's hard to use all its power, as it's almost impossible to hold on with severe braking. The tank is too narrow to lock it with your knees, so you'll need to use all your strength to stop with your arms, which can cause fatigue to the rider.
2023 Bimota DB Suspension
The front suspension was courtesy of the conventional 43 mm Paoli fork with Bimota signature, combined with a length-adjustable Paoli shock absorber at the rear. The geometry of the chassis was virtually the same as that of the DB2 with a steel grille despite being a completely new design wheelbase of 54 inches, a 24-degree rake, and 3.6 inches of travel. The 17-inch three-spoke Marchesini alloy wheels were shared with the Ducati 900SS, which contributed to the design. The brakes everywhere were, with four-piston axial mounting P4 clamps biting 320mm floating cast iron Brembo discs at the front and a caliper of two pistons with 230 mm rotor at the rear.
2023 Bimota DB Engine
The engine selected for the Bimota DB was an unmodified air-cooled 904 cc Ducati SOHC twin that would have powered the contemporary 900SS, the same unit that had been widely used in the DB2. With the Bimota costume, the 92x68mm evergreen twin was powered by a pair of 38mm Mikuni carburetors with its own airbox design. This configuration produced 86 hp and 66 lb/ft of torque on the crankshaft usually in the 70 hp range measured on the wheel, which was so close to the same numbers that Ducati claimed for the 900SS. Anyone who complained about the powertrain should have directed their anger at Ducati, not Bimota. Or whoever was in charge of specifying the carburetor installed in the factory.
A good move because the air-cooled 904 cc is an excellent engine and fits the Bimota DB perfectly. The best thing about DS is that it has enough time to be fun. Enough noise and vibration to have character. But it's still soft enough to be one really good road bike engine. It's not the fastest by far, but Ducati has focused on giving 904 a wide torque dispersion as well as a very smooth gearbox. In first gear, the instantaneous stroke is enough to lift the front wheel without trying and at all times there is always enough thrust. Unfortunately, the clutch is heavy. But DB is unlikely ever to be used as a passenger, it's not really a problem.


Food for Fort: On soya cream and Freedom Food
Can I use soya cream instead of double cream in a quiche? Plus what, exactly, is Freedom Food?
Can you really make a decent quiche without using double cream? Photograph: Colin Campbell for the Guardian
I made my first quiche the other night. Next time, can I substitute soya cream or something similar for the double cream in most recipes? I know it sounds awful, but I want to have my quiche and eat it, too.
It's not something I'd do myself, but having consulted several authorities on the subject, there's no reason you can't substitute soya cream for double cream (or a mixture of tofu and soya cream, to produce the fluffy effect you get from cream). It won't have the same taste or texture of a classic quiche but, yes, you can have your quiche and eat it.
What, exactly, is Freedom Food? It's an increasingly popular label, yet seems to be shy of being free-range.
Freedom Food is a scheme introduced by the RSPCA in 1994. The five basic criteria are: freedom from hunger and thirst; freedom from discomfort; freedom from pain, injury or disease; freedom to express normal behaviour; freedom from fear and distress. It is designed to ensure that animals reared for food are treated to specified welfare standards. Free-range and organic practices are not part of the criteria. For some animal rights organisations, those standards do not go far enough; others say they tacitly endorse meat consumption. There have been criticisms, too, that the scheme has cost implications for the foods labelled, and that there may be a gap between the rules and their enforcement. On the other hand, you could say that it shines like a beacon in a world fed through dubious farming practices.
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A little known fact about the Statue of Liberty
Input text: A Trump is -4 feet left of and -4.8 foot above and -6 inches in front of the statue of liberty. The ground is water. The background is city. The statue is -10 feet above the ground. the statue of liberty leans 66 degrees to the left.The sun is silver. a tugboat is right of and -1.8 feet in front of the statue of liberty. it faces right. it is -2 feet above the ground. a 25.9 feet tall and 0.5 feet wide [hair] tube is -3 feet to the left of and -7 feet above the boat. it leans 38 degrees to the right. a small man is -7 feet left of and -5 feet above the boat. he faces left.


ZF-3792: joinUsing() produces wrong SQL
$db->select()->from('A')->joinUsing('B', 'colname')
Should produce SQL syntax with the {{USING}} clause:
But it currently tries to guess at the tables being joined, and output a traditional equi-join:
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B ON A.colname = B.colname
This actually results in semantic problems in some queries, because Zend_Db_Select always assumes that a "Using" join is joining to the first table referenced in the query. This is not how the {{USING}} clause works in SQL.
$db->select()->from('A')->joinUsing('B', 'colname1')->joinUsing('C', 'colname2')
Should produce SQL syntax:
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B USING (colname1) JOIN C USING (colname2)
This should give the same results as this query:
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B ON B.colname1 = A.colname1 JOIN C ON C.colname2 = B.colname2
But in Zend_Db_Select, it produces the following SQL:
SELECT * FROM A JOIN B ON B.colname1 = A.colname1 JOIN C ON C.colname2 = A.colname2
Of course if table {{A}} has no {{colname2}}, this query returns an error.
If both {{A}} and {{B}} have a column named {{colname2}}, a query with {{USING (column2)}} is ambiguous, and should return an error. The SQL produced by Zend_Db_Select is not ambiguous, but it assumes that {{C}} is joined to {{A}}. This is in improper assumption.
Schema for above example:
CREATE TABLE A ( colname1 INT);
CREATE TABLE B ( colname1 INT, colname2 INT);
CREATE TABLE C ( coname2 INT);
SQL's {{USING}} clause actually knows which columns exist in which tables, and it decides which table you're trying to join based on which table has a column of the same name. So it knows that you intend to join {{C.colname2 = B.colname2}} because it knows {{B}} has a column {{colname2}}.
When multiple tables in the query contain a column of the same name, this is ambiguous and the semantics for {{USING}} can't guess what you intended. So it throws an error, which is the right thing to do.
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I think that joinUsing should change to support USING like it should and at the same time it should support a joinOn. I spoke with Ralph about this issue and I came with a suggested implementation:
 public function joinOn($table, $onCondition) {
 if (strpos($onCondition,'') === false) {
 $onCondition = $this->_name. '.'. $this->_primary.'= '. $table. '.'. $onCondition;
 $this->... = 'JOIN '. $table.'ON ('. $onCondition. ')';
It's a pseudo-code... I'm not too focused on Zend Framework internals. So it's just an idea. Just a quick explanation:
The condition is there to support custom queries too. Examples:
$q->joinOn('B', 'column'); // JOIN B ON (A.column = B.column)
$q->joinOn('B','= B.column2'); // JOIN B ON ( = B.column2)
After speaking with [~ralph] on the issue, it was decided to close this as "Won't Fix" for these two reasons:
 - SQL Server and Sybase do not support USING clause
 - JOIN USING and JOIN ON differ in the way they return columns. ie: JOIN ON would have t1.col and t2.col in the result set, but JOIN USING would have only col, so references to t1.col or t2.col in the WHERE clause would fail.
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text: Measurements were made of the wall pressure fluctuations in separated and reattaching flows over a backward-facing step. A new type of an array of pressure sensors, composed of PVDF (polyvinylidenefluoride), was employed to measure the spatio-temporal features of wall pressure field. Distributions of the root-mean-square (rms) pressure fluctuations as well as the pressure spectra and coherence of the surface pressure field were measured at various locations near the reattachment region. The experimental results showed that the level of fluctuating pressure rises rapidly in the downstream direction, reaching a maximum value near reattachment. As the reattached flow convects downstream, the low frequency content of the pressure spectrum decreases and the high frequency increases. A large-scale, convective spatial structure undergoes a relaxation process, evolving from its highly energized state at reattachment back toward an equilibrium.


Full employment : définition de Full employment et synonymes de Full employment (anglais)
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full employment (n.)
2.Characteristic of a country or region where all job-seekers are provided with work.
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Full employment
 Economic concept
What most neoclassical economists mean by "full" employment is a rate somewhat less than 100% employment, considering slightly lower levels desirable. Others, such as James Tobin, vehemently disagree, considering full employment as 0% unemployment.[2]
Rates of unemployment substantially above 0% have also been attacked by John Maynard Keynes:
– J.M. Keynes in a pamphlet to support Lloyd George in the 1929 election.
Before Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps, Abba Lerner (Lerner 1951, Chapter 15) developed a version of the NAIRU. Unlike the current view, he saw a range of "full employment" unemployment rates. He distinguished between "high" full employment (the lowest sustainable unemployment under incomes policies) and "low" full employment (the lowest sustainable unemployment rate without these policies).
 Technical terms
 "Ideal" unemployment
An alternative, more normative, definition (used by some labor economists) would see "full employment" as the attainment of the ideal unemployment rate, where the types of unemployment that reflect labor-market inefficiency (such as structural unemployment) do not exist. Only some frictional unemployment would exist, where workers are temporarily searching for new jobs. For example, Lord William Beveridge defined "full employment" as where the number of unemployed workers equaled the number of job vacancies available. He preferred that the economy be kept above that full employment level in order to allow maximum economic production.
 Long run aggregate supply
The concept of full employment has so far been used in conjunction with the long run aggregate supply (LRAS) curve, where long run potential output is also the full employment level of output. Full employment does not mean that there is 'zero unemployment', but rather that all of the people willing and able to work have jobs at the current wage rate. Full employment is the quantity of labour employed when the labour market is in equilibrium.
The following should be understood in discussions of NAIRU: governments that follow it are attempting to keep unemployment at certain levels (usually over four percent, and as high as ten or more percent) by keeping interest rates high. As interest rates increase, more bankruptcies of individuals and businesses occur, meaning less money to hire staff or purchase goods (the making and distributing of which requires workers, which means jobs). It might also be noted that the main cause of inflation is not high employment, but rather the ability of banks to make money with little to no backing with things of value (commodities such as gold and silver are some examples), thus flooding the market with money and decreasing the value of each dollar already issued in the process, assuming the economy has not kept up to this increase in issued loans. Economists such as Milton Friedman[3] and Dr. Ravi Batra have theorized ways that a modern economy could have low inflation and near full employment (as in close to 100% of those who are not students and are healthy enough to work, and who wish to work at any given point in time), as of yet these have yet to be widely disseminated through the press or introduced by most governments. Paul Martin - former finance minister and past Prime Minister of Canada - once held that full employment could be achieved, yet let go of this idea after gaining power.
Friedman's view has prevailed so that in much of modern macroeconomics, full employment means the lowest level of unemployment that can be sustained given the structure of the economy. Using the terminology first introduced by James Tobin (following the lead of Franco Modigliani), this equals the Non-Accelerating Inflation Rate of Unemployment (NAIRU) when the real gross domestic product equals potential output. This concept is identical to the "natural" rate but reflects the fact that there is nothing "natural" about an economy.
At this level of unemployment, there is no unemployment above the level of the NAIRU. That is, at full employment there is no cyclical or deficient-demand unemployment. If the unemployment rate stays below this "natural" or "inflation threshold" level for several years, it is posited that inflation will accelerate, i.e. get worse and worse (in the absence of wage and price controls). Similarly, inflation will get better (decelerate) if unemployment rates exceed the NAIRU for a long time. The theory says that inflation does not rise or fall when the unemployment equals the "natural" rate. This is where the term NAIRU is derived.
The level of the NAIRU thus depends on the degree of "supply side" unemployment, i.e., joblessness that can't be abolished by high demand. This includes frictional, structural, and classical unemployment.
 Phillips curve
Ideas associated with the Phillips curve questioned the possibility and value of full employment in a society: this theory suggests that full employment—especially as defined normatively—will be associated with positive inflation. The Phillips curve tells us also that there is no single unemployment number that one can single out as the "full employment" rate. Instead, there is a trade-off between unemployment and inflation: a government might choose to attain a lower unemployment rate but would pay for it with higher inflation rates. In 1968, Milton Friedman, leader of the monetarist school of economics, and Edmund Phelps posited a unique full employment rate of unemployment, what they called the "natural" rate of unemployment. But this is seen not as a normative choice as much as something we are stuck with, even if it is unknown. Rather than trying to attain full employment, Friedman argues that policy-makers should try to keep prices stable (a low or even a zero inflation rate). If this policy is sustained, he suggests that the economy will gravitate to the "natural" rate of unemployment automatically.
 Structural unemployment
 Full employability
Full employability indicates an attempt by government to make people "employable" by both positive means (e.g. training courses) and negative means (e.g. cuts in benefits). It does not necessarily create full employment.
 Technical issues
Worse, the NAIRU doesn't stay the same over time—and can change due to economic policy. For example, some economists argue that British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's anti-inflation policies using persistently high unemployment led to higher structural unemployment and a higher NAIRU.
 United States
The United States was, as a statutory matter, committed to full employment (defined as 3% unemployment for persons 20 and older, 4% for persons aged 16 and over), and the government is, in theory, empowered to effect this goal.[4] The relevant legislation is the Employment Act (1946), initially the "Full Employment Act," later amended in the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act (1978). The 1946 act was passed in the aftermath of World War II, when it was feared that demobilization would result in a depression, as it had following World War I in the Depression of 1920–21, while the 1978 act was passed following the 1973–75 recession and in the midst of continuing high inflation.
However, since the passage of this Act in 1978, the US has, as of 2012 never achieved this level of employment, nor has such a reservoir of public employment been created.
 Job guarantee
Some, particularly Post-Keynesian economists[5][6] have suggested ensuring full employment via a job guarantee program, where those who are unable to find work in the private sector are employed by the government, the stock of thus employed public sector workers fulfilling the same function as the unemployed do in controlling inflation, without the human costs of unemployment.
 See also
 1. ^ Sullivan, Arthur; Steven M. Sheffrin (2003), Economics: Principles in action, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey 07458: Pearson Prentice Hall, pp. 335, ISBN 0-13-063085-3, _URL_
 3. ^ "A Monetary and Fiscal Framework for Economic Stability", 1948, American Economic Review, Vol. 38, No. 3 (Jun., 1948), pp. 245-264
 6. ^ Wray, L. Randall (Aug 2001), The Endogenous Money Approach, Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, _URL_
 External sources
 - The OECD on measuring the NAIRU
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Passive acoustic monitoring can be used for many purposes including biodiversity and habitat assessments and studying the ecology of populations, communities and soundscapes. As such, acoustic recording devices are essential data collection tools for bioacousticians and soundscape ecologists. Currently available commercial options are typically expensive and limited to recording either ultrasonic or audible frequencies. Here, we present the AURITA (Audible and Ultrasonic Recording In TAndem) for the autonomous collection of both audible and ultrasonic acoustic data. This self-contained, modular unit combines the Solo, an open-source, Raspberry-Pi-based recorder and a commercially available bat recorder, the Peersonic RPA2, enabling it to capture sounds from 60 Hz to 192 kHz in WAV format. The configuration presented costs ~£350 (excluding memory cards and batteries) to produce and can be maintained and repaired in the field. Two nine-week field tests involving 12 AURITA units were conducted in 2016 and 2017 and confirmed their reliability, resulting in 34,093 h of audible data and 551 h of ultrasonic data; all units were retrieved successfully and intact. The AURITA proved to be reliable in the field and produced high-quality acoustic data, making it ideal for simultaneous monitoring in both audible and ultrasonic frequencies over continuous periods of time.
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Hiiumaa Museum was established during the reign of Kassari Manor located in the isle of Kassari, the fifth biggest island in Estonia with the size of 19 km2. After the construction of the Long House in 1998 it became the place for the permanent exposition of Hiiumaa with such hits as "The Last Wolf of Hiiumaa", the prism of Tahkuna lighthouse, a lifeboat from motor ship "Estonia" and other items concerning the ethnography, cultural history and nature of Hiiumaa.
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Hypocalymma angustifolia
Meaning of name: Hypocalymma is from the Greek words hypo, meaning under, and calymma, meaning a covering or hood. It refers to the cap of the calyx in bud. Angustifolia is from the Latin words angustus, meaning narrow, and folium, meaning leaf.
Aboriginal name: Koodgeed.
Aboriginal use: The leaves were used to relieve headaches and nasal congestion. They were also used in the treatment of skin conditions.
Distribution: Occurs from Geraldton to Albany.
Remarks: An open shrub to 1.5 metres tall. The white to pink flowers are produced from July to October.
References: Western Australian Plant Names and their Meanings, a Glossary. FA Sharr. 1996.
Flora of the Perth Region. NG Marchant, JR Wheeler, BL Rye, EM Bennett, NS Lander, TD Macfarlane. 1987.
Noongar Bush Medicine, Medicinal Plants of the South-west of Western Australia. Vivienne Hansen & John Horsfall. 2016


text: Although the measured amount of roof deformation associated with a given rollover crash test is often the residual or post test deformation, rollover crash test researchers are aware that roof deformation occurs dynamically throughout the rollover event with varying magnitude. The challenge to quantifying dynamic roof deformation has been the lack of a reliable method to measure and record the dynamic roof deformation during the rollover test. Researchers have explored various methods to measure dynamic roof deformation including the use of film analysis of external targets, accelerometers, string potentiometers, and 3D photogrammetry.This paper discusses a series of simulated curb trip rollover tests conducted to study and compare different methodologies to measure and record dynamic roof deformation. The tests involved midsize crossover utility vehicles instrumented with accelerometers on the roof rails at the A and B pillars and string potentiometer arrays at roof locations above the front driver and passenger seating locations. High speed digital motion cameras were rigidly mounted inside the vehicles to monitor the movement of the interior roof targets as the roof deformed during the rollover event. This paper discusses and compares the dynamic roof deformation data as measured by the roof string potentiometers and 3D photogrammetry as compared to post-test residual deformation measurements.


text: In this paper, a new multiobjective optimization approach is proposed for the selection of the optimal values for cutting conditions in the face milling of cobalt-based alloys. This approach aims to handle the possible manufacturing errors in the design stage. These errors are taken into consideration as a change in design parameter, and the design most robust to change is selected as the optimum design. Experiments on a cobalt-based superalloy were performed to investigate the effect of cutting speed, feed rate and cutting depth on the cutting forces under dry conditions. Material removal rate values were also obtained. Minimizing cutting forces and maximizing the material removal were considered as objectives. It is believed that the used method provides a robust way of looking at the optimum parameter selection problems.


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Landstylus: Survey#2
A single screen video work for cello, prepared score and CGI animation.
Cello: Sonia Cromarty
A project initiated as part of the Makrolab residency in 2002 to explore if topography can be played like the surface of a record and what might that landscape sound like? Whilst on residency at Makrolab the artist worked with a 20km square map around Glen Tilt in the Scottish Highlands. Translating it into a soundmap which could be 'driven' around using a software 'Landrover', the landstylus. Sound in this case is being harnesses as the interpretative voice to discover whether the shape of actual landforms can indeed generate a some or any of the parameters commonly associated with an emotive language such as music. The project was part inspired by the aptly named 'Hill and Dale' audio recording process pioneered by Edison in 1910.
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Why Do Ducks Migrate?
Why do ducks migrate?
There are some places like New York where small lakes, ponds and lagoons exist with the formation of heavy snow in them. The ducks will not be able to survive in these lakes when there is snow formation. Ducks were observed to be migrating like that of birds to the warmer places where they can keep their bodies warmer. But there is no pattern for their migration and will not move from one place if the weather is good.
Duck migration is the traveling of some duck and bird species every year from their original and permanent homes in the North of United States towards the south during the winter for surviving better. There are some reasons for the ducks to move every year to a new place. The reasons include feeding, breeding and avoiding cold winter. It is found that all the duck species will not migrate every year. Nearly 380 species of birds and ducks will carry out the migration every year towards the South from North.
Some of the ducks will be able to live in the North even in the coldest months while few cannot live. During the fall season the day light will be decreased and the day will become short. Hence, the place also starts becoming cooler slowly. This makes the ducks and birds to start migration. The American species of birds and ducks will move towards South during the fall to the Southern states, Central America, Caribbean and Mexico.
During the spring when the days are longer and the climate is hot in the North, the ducks will find the environment congenial for breeding in the North and hence they migrate towards North. It is probably the biological clock that is internal to their body which tells them to change their place in seasons and make them to move from one place to the other. They move many hundreds of miles towards South during the winter. It is more surprising that ducks move all through the distance on water for 50 hours without taking any break.
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How to Get Previous Record Value in Oracle Forms?
To get previous record value in Oracle Forms, use Previous_Record built-in. Previous_Record command navigates to the next lower sequence number than the current record. To get the current record number you can use System.Cursor_Record system variable. Below is the example:
Get Previous Record Values in Oracle Forms Example
Suppose you have a database block EMP and there are fields empno, ename, job and you want to get previous record values for some purpose, then create a push button and on that button click trigger, use Previous_Record built-in as shown in the below example:
DECLARE
 l_prev_empno emp.empno%TYPE;
 l_prev_ename emp.ename%TYPE;
 l_prev_job emp.job%TYPE;
BEGIN
 IF TO_NUMBER (:SYSTEM.cursor_record) > 1
 THEN
 PREVIOUS_RECORD; /* move to the previous record and get previous record values */
 l_prev_empno := :emp.empno;
 l_prev_ename := :emp.ename;
 l_prev_job := :emp.job;
 NEXT_RECORD; /* come back to the current record */
 END IF;
END;
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Measuring the conditions for the length of the building's life cycle makes it possible to improve the quality of the construction and to ensure proper conditions for buildings users.
The integration of eGate and Platform of Trust means that the massive amount of data collected by eGate will be widely utilized by Platform of Trust users. Thus, Platform of Trust users are able to utilize data in their operations. Through Platform of Trust, data is made available in an easy-to-use format. Parties can monitor and verify conditions and make decisions based on reliable data. The purpose of all activities is to improve the quality of construction and the conditions to which building users are exposed during the life cycle.


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Support User Transaction in sCrypt Debugger
We are happy to announce that sCrypt debugger now allows users to input their own transactions when debugging. This is essential when a contract written in sCrypt uses checkSig operation, which needs the current transaction to calculate and verify signature.
Below is an example configuration for debugging a contract. Besides attributes introduced before, there is a new attribute txContext with the following fields:
- hex: current transaction to be used in signature verification in hex format. It can be either signed or unsigned
- opReturn: initial data part of a stateful contract in ASM format. Multiple data pushes are allowed such as "00 1122 ffac"
- inputSatoshis: the amount of the UTXO referenced by the input, in satoshis
- inputIndex: index of the input in the transaction that is spending the UTXO containing our contract
Use Transaction from Testnet
We can debug contracts on the Bitcoin network. For instance, we deployed contract HashPuzzleP2PKH onto testnet using this code. It resulted in two transactions: one containing the contract in its output script and the other spending the output. From the spending transaction, we can easily find txContext and entryMethodParams. From the transaction being spent, we can identify constructorParams. The full debug configuration can be found here.


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The calculation of ballast plan in load-out operations is generally performed assuming a rigid barge. This assumption may not be reliable since in reality the barge is flexible. Having incorrect ballast plan may lead to overstressing of the loaded-out structure. We present a method of finding a more accurate ballast plan, taking into account the flexibility of the barge. This method makes use of a multi-objective evolutionary algorithm to find the optimum ballast arrangement at every load-out stage. We model the load-out configuration as a beam on elastic foundation, loaded with distributed trapezoidal loading representing the load from the structure. Minimizing deflection and curvature of the beam, as well as maximizing the ballast transfer efficiency between the load-out stages are chosen as the objectives of the algorithm. It is shown that the proposed method is better than the conventional rigid barge method in terms of minimizing the deflection and curvature as well as maximizing the ballast transfer efficiency.
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Saving Data in Extensions of the SharePoint Project System

When you extend the SharePoint project system, you can save string data that persists after a SharePoint project is closed. The data is typically associated with a particular project item or with the project itself.
If you have data that does not need to persist, you can add the data to any object in the SharePoint tools object model that implements the IAnnotatedObject interface. For more information, see Associating Custom Data with SharePoint Tools Extensions.
When you have data that is associated with a particular SharePoint project item, such as the value of a property that you add to a project item, you can save the data to the .spdata file for the project item. To do this, use the ExtensionData property of an ISharePointProjectItem object. Data that you add to this property is saved in the ExtensionData element in the .spdata file for the project item. For more information, see ExtensionData Element.
The following code example demonstrates how to use the ExtensionData property to save the value of a string property that is defined in a custom SharePoint project item type. To see this example in the context of a larger example, see How to: Add a Property to a Custom SharePoint Project Item Type.
 private const string PropertyId = "Contoso.ExampleProperty";
 private const string PropertyDefaultValue = "This is an example property.";
 [DisplayName("Example Property")]
 [DescriptionAttribute("This is an example property for project items.")]
 [DefaultValue(PropertyDefaultValue)]
 public string ExampleProperty
 {
 get
 {
 string propertyValue;
 // Get the current property value if it already exists; otherwise, return a default value.
 if (!projectItem.ExtensionData.TryGetValue(PropertyId, out propertyValue))
 {
 propertyValue = PropertyDefaultValue;
 }
 return propertyValue;
 }
 set
 {
 if (value != PropertyDefaultValue)
 {
 // Store the property value in the ExtensionData property of the project item.
 // Data in the ExtensionData property persists when the project is closed.
 projectItem.ExtensionData[PropertyId] = value;
 }
 else
 {
 // Do not save the default value.
 projectItem.ExtensionData.Remove(PropertyId);
 }
 }
 }
When you have project-level data, such as the value of a property that you add to SharePoint projects, you can save the data to the project file (the .csproj file or .vbproj file) or the project user option file (the .csproj.user file or .vbproj.user file). The file you choose to save the data in depends on how you want the data to be used:
 - If you want the data to be available to all developers who open the SharePoint project, save the data to the project file. This file is always checked in to source control databases, so the data in this file is available to other developers who check out the project.
 - If you want the data to be available only to the current developer who has the SharePoint project open in Visual Studio, save the data to the project user option file. This file is not typically checked in to source control databases, so the data in this file is not available to other developers who check out the project.
Saving Data to the Project File
To save data to the project file, convert an ISharePointProject object to an IVsBuildPropertyStorage object, and then use the IVsBuildPropertyStorage.SetPropertyValue method. The following code example demonstrates how to use this method to save the value of a project property to the project file. To see this example in the context of a larger sample, see How to: Add a Property to SharePoint Projects.
 private ISharePointProject sharePointProject;
 private IVsBuildPropertyStorage projectStorage;
 private const string ProjectFilePropertyId = "ContosoCustomProjectFileProperty";
 private const string ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue = "Default";
 public CustomProjectProperties(ISharePointProject myProject)
 {
 sharePointProject = myProject;
 projectStorage = sharePointProject.ProjectService.Convert<ISharePointProject, IVsBuildPropertyStorage>(sharePointProject);
 }
 [DisplayName("Custom Project File Property")]
 [DescriptionAttribute("This property is saved to the .csproj/.vbproj file.")]
 [DefaultValue(ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue)]
 public string CustomProjectFileProperty
 {
 get
 {
 string propertyValue;
 int hr = projectStorage.GetPropertyValue(ProjectFilePropertyId, string.Empty,
 (uint)_PersistStorageType.PST_PROJECT_FILE, out propertyValue);
 // Try to get the current value from the project file; if it does not yet exist, return a default value.
 if (!ErrorHandler.Succeeded(hr) || String.IsNullOrEmpty(propertyValue))
 {
 propertyValue = ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue;
 }
 return propertyValue;
 }
 set
 {
 // Do not save the default value.
 if (value != ProjectFilePropertyDefaultValue)
 {
 projectStorage.SetPropertyValue(ProjectFilePropertyId, string.Empty,
 (uint)_PersistStorageType.PST_PROJECT_FILE, value);
 }
 }
 }
For more information about converting ISharePointProject objects to other types in the Visual Studio automation object model or integration object model, see Converting Between SharePoint Project System Types and Other Visual Studio Project Types.
Saving Data to the Project User Option File
To save data to the project user option file, use the ProjectUserFileData property of an ISharePointProject object. The following code example demonstrates how to use this property to save the value of a project property to the project user option file. To see this example in the context of a larger sample, see How to: Add a Property to SharePoint Projects.
 private const string UserFilePropertyId = "ContosoCustomUserFileProperty";
 private const string UserFilePropertyDefaultValue = "Default";
 [DisplayName("Custom Project User File Property")]
 [DescriptionAttribute("This property is saved to the .user file.")]
 [DefaultValue(UserFilePropertyDefaultValue)]
 public string CustomUserFileProperty
 {
 get
 {
 string propertyValue = string.Empty;

 // Try to get the current value from the .user file; if it does not yet exist, return a default value.
 if (!sharePointProject.ProjectUserFileData.TryGetValue(UserFilePropertyId, out propertyValue))
 {
 propertyValue = UserFilePropertyDefaultValue;
 }
 return propertyValue;
 }

 set
 {
 // Do not save the default value.
 if (value != UserFilePropertyDefaultValue)
 {
 sharePointProject.ProjectUserFileData[UserFilePropertyId] = value;
 }
 }
 }
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Associating Custom Data with SharePoint Tools Extensions
Converting Between SharePoint Project System Types and Other Visual Studio Project Types
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A major characteristic of Chinese instrumental variations is the use of identification motives called the hetou (refrain head) or hewei (refrain tail) that appear in the beginning and end of each movement. Again, except for these refrain motives, there might be no other relationship between the variations and the refrains or among the variations themselves. Sometimes, a movement appears several times among the other movements in a suite; this is considered a variation technique. Due to Western influence, ABA form has become extremely popular in modern instrumental folk music.
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